Tailored Care Designed to help you regain independence in the comfort of your own home
Saxon Care provides a bespoke reablement service that helps service users rebuild confidence and independence after illness, injury or a hospital stay. With personalised short-term support plans, we focus on restoring daily living skills so you can feel strong and capable again.
The service is extremely flexible, offering intensive, time-limited support designed to help you regain mobility and confidence while enjoying your daily routine. Saxon Care Assistants can visit once a week, or up to several visits a day throughout the week, depending on what level of support is required.
Personalised Reablement For Supported Recovery
Compassionate, Person-Centred Approach
Our carers build genuine relationships, offering support shaped entirely around each person’s needs, preferences, and routines. This personalised approach ensures comfort, dignity, and meaningful daily connection that truly enriches life at home.
Highly Trained and Reliable Carers
Every carer receives thorough training and ongoing development, ensuring safe, reliable, and skilled care. With continuity of staff, clients enjoy familiar faces who understand their needs and bring reassurance every visit.
Flexible Care Tailored to Your Unique Needs
Whether occasional check‑ins or regular ongoing support, our flexible care plans adapt to changing needs. This ensures clients always receive the right level of support, at the right time, with minimal disruption.
Focus on Independence and Confidence
We empower individuals to maintain independence, encouraging daily routines, hobbies, and community engagement. This approach builds confidence, supports wellbeing, and helps people continue living the life they choose at home.
Quality‑Driven Service You Can Trust
Saxon Care is regulated by the CQC which demonstrates our commitment to consistently upholding high standards, regular reviews, and genuine client feedback. This dedication ensures safe, high‑quality care you can rely on, backed by a truly caring team.
Reliable, Responsive Support for Families
Families trust us for dependable, clear communication and quick responses when needs change. With our team by your side, you gain peace of mind knowing your loved one is supported with warmth and professionalism.
How Our care Assistants can help
At Saxon Care, our Care Assistants can carry out a number of different tasks during reablement visits, whether it be light housekeeping to meal preparation to, to medication management; we are here to help.
- Personal care support with dignity and sensitivity
- Assist with safe meal preparation, hydration, nutrition and encouraging healthy eating habits
- Offer medication prompts and assistance as required (non-clinical)
- Light housekeeping to maintain comfortable, clean and welcoming environment
- Small team of care assistants who will get to know your loved ones
- Potential to spot changes in health enabling quick action to aid diagnosis
- Support mobility needs, ensuring safe movement, transfers and confidence building
- Help establish stable routines promoting comfort, familiarity and overall wellbeing
- Rebuild independence through structured routines, gradual progress and consistent encouragement
More information and FAQs
Reablement care is support provided after an illness, injury or hospital discharge, in the comfort of your own home. The service is designed to help you stay independent, safe, and comfortable in the place you love most.
Instead of moving into a care home, trained carers visit you at home to help with things like personal care, medication, meals, mobility, or companionship to ensure you have a well supported recovery journey.
How it works:
- You choose the support you need — from a quick daily visit to round‑the‑clock care.
- A personalised care plan is created based on your routines, preferences, and goals.
- Professional carers come to your home at agreed times to provide friendly, one‑to‑one support.
- You’ll see the same small team, helping you build trust, comfort, and confidence.
- Your care can change anytime, giving you flexibility as your needs evolve.
Respite care is designed to feel natural and reassuring, helping you stay where you feel happiest, surrounded by the people, memories, and comforts that matter most.
Reablement care provides the practical, hands‑on support you need to safely rebuild your independence after a period of illness, injury, or hospitalisation.
Each day is shaped around your abilities, goals, and comfort level, with care assistants working alongside you to help you regain strength and confidence at your own pace. The focus is on doing tasks with you, not just for you, offering guidance, encouragement, and patient support so you can gradually take back control of everyday activities.
Day‑to‑day reablement care typically includes:
- Personal care support such as washing, dressing, grooming, and maintaining hygiene safely.
- Meal preparation and hydration, helping you relearn kitchen routines and safely prepare simple meals.
- Mobility and movement practice, including support with walking, transfers, using mobility aids, and navigating your home.
- Rebuilding daily living skills, such as managing household tasks, laundry, light cleaning, and organising your environment.
- Medication prompts and routine reminders to keep you on track during recovery.
- Confidence‑building activities, designed to help you gradually take on more tasks independently.
- Guided practice based on physio/OT goals, supporting you to complete agreed exercises and maintain progress.
- Emotional reassurance, helping you stay motivated and supported during your recovery journey.
Every visit is designed to help you move one step closer to feeling like yourself again, stronger, safer, and more independent in your own home.
Yes, reablement care can be fully adapted for people living with dementia or long‑term health conditions. Recovery after illness, injury, or a hospital stay can feel especially overwhelming when memory, processing, or confidence are already affected, which is why our approach is gentle, structured, and tailored to the individual.
Reablement for someone with dementia focuses on familiarity, repetition, and reassurance. Our care assistants follow predictable routines, use calm communication, and break activities into simple, achievable steps to help you relearn or maintain daily living skills at your own pace. We work within your comfort zone, using personal preferences, familiar cues, and consistent caregivers to reduce confusion and anxiety.
For those living with long‑term or fluctuating conditions, we adapt goals and expectations to your abilities each day. Whether you’re managing mobility limitations, fatigue, cognitive challenges, or chronic illness, the plan is shaped around what’s safe, realistic, and meaningful for you. Our aim is to help you rebuild as much confidence and independence as possible, without pressure, without rushing, and with continuous support.
Reablement works best when it feels personalised, gentle, and empowering. No matter your diagnosis, our team is here to help you feel secure, supported, and capable as you regain strength in the home you know and trust.
If you’re looking for an alternative to moving into a care home, home care can give you the support you need while staying in the comfort of your own home.
Many people choose home care because it allows them to remain independent, keep their routines, and stay close to loved ones while still receiving professional, flexible support.
Home care may be a good option if you want to:
- Stay in familiar surroundings
- Maintain independence and daily routines
- Receive tailored, one‑to‑one support
- Avoid the disruption of moving
- Choose when and how your care is delivered
- Keep family and pets close
- Access flexible care without committing to residential living
Home care is a supportive, personalised alternative for those who don’t feel ready or simply don’t want to move into a care home.
Starting home care for the first time can feel overwhelming and it’s completely normal to worry about having someone new in your home. We understand how personal that is.
That’s why we make the process gentle, supportive, and at your pace.
Here’s how it works:
- Friendly, no‑pressure assessment
We start with a simple chat to understand what you need and answer any questions, no commitment required. - A home visit when you feel ready
A member of our team meets you in your home so you can get to know us before any care begins. - You help choose the right carer
We match you with carers based on personality, experience, and what makes you feel most comfortable. - Clear, personalised care plan
Together, we agree on the type of support you want, from a little help now and then, to more regular visits. - Gradual start at your pace
You can begin with short visits and build up only if and when you feel comfortable. - Consistent carers you can trust
You’ll see the same small team regularly, helping you build confidence and trust over time.
Home care is designed to feel safe, familiar, and respectful, supporting you in your own home with people you genuinely feel comfortable with.
Our team often coordinate with family and other professionals to ensure our reablement service users are well supported.
Good communication is essential during recovery, especially after a hospital stay or illness, and we make sure everyone involved feels informed, supported, and working towards the same goals. With your permission, we can communicate directly with family members, discharge teams, GPs, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, and any other professionals already involved in your care. This helps create a smooth, joined‑up approach that supports your safety, progress, and emotional wellbeing.
Our care assistants can share updates about mobility, confidence levels, appetite, routines, and any changes we observe, helping your family stay reassured and connected to your recovery. Our team‑centred approach ensures you’re not navigating recovery alone, you have a coordinated network working together to help you regain independence, one step at a time.
How it works
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